sam survived a very bad car wreck. two months after, he has been having nightmares, is often startled and…

sam survived a very bad car wreck. two months after, he has been having nightmares, is often startled and avoids going past the location of the wreck.\nshould sam seek professional help?\n○ no, because sam is experiencing common behaviors and feelings.\n○ yes, because sam has social anxiety disorder.\n○ no, because sam has depression and should seeks some natural remedies to treat it.\n○ yes, because sam is experiencing ptsd.
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Analyze each option:
- First option: After a traumatic event like a car wreck, nightmares, being startled, and avoidance of the location are signs of PTSD, not "common" behaviors that don't need help. So this is wrong.
- Second option: Social anxiety disorder involves fear of social situations, not trauma - related symptoms. Sam's symptoms are from a trauma, not social anxiety. So this is wrong.
- Third option: Sam's symptoms (nightmares, startle response, avoidance) are not typical of depression, and suggesting natural remedies for what appears to be PTSD is incorrect. Also, the grammar "seeks" is wrong.
- Fourth option: PTSD (Post - Traumatic Stress Disorder) can occur after a traumatic event like a car wreck. Symptoms include nightmares, hyperarousal (being easily startled), and avoidance of trauma - related stimuli (the wreck location). So Sam should seek professional help for PTSD.
Answer:
D. Yes, because Sam is experiencing PTSD. (Note: Assuming the last option is D, if the options were labeled as A - D with the last one being "Yes, because Sam is experiencing PTSD". If the original options had different labels, adjust accordingly. For example, if the last option was option 4, then "4. Yes, because Sam is experiencing PTSD".)